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WITH THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which be gins Drawing JUNE 28, is the only Lottery that ever contained SIX PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND PUUNDS, SCHEME. 6 Prizes of ,Czo.coo - - are . ,C120,0"0 2 - - I o,coo 2 • - • s,oao I 3 . 7 - 2,000 5 - 1,000 7 - - - sbu 3 , 5° 0 20 - - 100 • - 2,,000 t,500 i,oeo - - - • 22 - - u - - - 2 Imo, This Day was p9lblish.4. • tiaticisomely printed in One Volume, Svo. pri e, in boards, 7S. 6ti, '7EAL WITHOUT INNOVATION I • or, The Present State of it eligi n and Murals Considered. ivitit a View' to the Dtbpositions and Measures required , for its I nipromiesurnr, To which is subjoined, an Allrcsa to! Young Ciergiiitien, intended to guard them a),kiitist totne pre; valot t more. Printed fur F. C. and I. Rivington, No, 62,, St. !'ant• : Church-y.4d; sold 046 by J, Hatenard, No. rho, his bay were published, In Three Vols.'? vo. illustrated With a grerit number of Platks. price 275. in boards.. THE CHIRURGICAL, WOlikS of the' late P V At, poTT, F.R.S. A new: Ettiti.m. con taining his last Correetions: with Notes and a Short Acianint of the Liw of the Author. 4, 000 15 25,000 Tickets. Czso,ooo NO FIXED 'PRIZE. TICKETS and SHARES are s:lling at all the Licenced Oiliczs in London, and by their Agents in the Country. Present Price. —Ticket £2o 19 0 - ‘lO 01 - - La Is' 6 5 9 o Sixttanth 8. o . .... By Sir JAMES EA R LE, .F.R.S. - HSurgOn ExtraordirO'y to . .. the King - , , Printed for 1.. lohnson ; Scatchetd and Letterman ; lohri Richardson; latnei Richardson; I.bn . .7roan,‘ tiert.,t, Rees. and Ortne ; Cadet{ and Davies; 1. Callow; B. CiJsby uid Co.; R. Scholey.; E. Cox; and W. Grace, Half - - Quarter - - ELLA ROSENBERG. The Characters by Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr.,PUTNAIgt, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. RAY, Mr. YISHER, Mr. DIGN UM, Mr. GIBBON, Mrs: H. SI DDONS, Miss RAY, and Mrs. SPARKS. Witt, a DAN CE, composed by Mr. D'Ecv tu.s. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —l'it 3s. 6d. Second PrICO 2S.— C3ll erj 26 . Second Price is.—Upper Gallery ts. Second 'rice 00--No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be takenot Mr. Spring, at the Box. 9ffice, Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Half past Six. To-morrow, by desire. the new Comic Opera of Kais ; or, Love in the Desert. ; with the new Grand Jiallet of Car.icta : Ctrs, On Saturday, the Comedy of The Inconstant ; ‘vith The Mayor of Garrott. THEATRE ROYAL. COVFNT-CAR DEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, May go, sos, lA. Will he vvriqrmtd THE MAN OF THE WORLD. • Sir Pertinax. Meicsvcopiint. Mr. COOKE ; Egerton, Mr. C: KEMBLE ; Melyihe, Mr. Y ; , Sidney, Mr. BRIJArkON ; Lady Rotiolplia tuitiGemourl,, Mrs. ti. I OHDISTON; Consiantia, Miss NORTON ; Betty Hint, Mrs. MATTOCKS. Wl7ll • • WHO WINS ? Or, THE WI DOW's CHOICE. The Chara4ters by •Mr. FAWCLTT, Jr.N LISTON, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr. DENMAN, Mrs. C. KEMPLE, Mr.;. LISTON, Miss DE CAMP. Boxes 6s. Seciond Price . 35..--I'it 35. (id. Second P rice 23. •- Gallery 25, Second Price ts.-- Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned. . Places for-the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-uflice, in Hart-street. The Doors to be opened at Hail-past Five, and begin At Half-past Six. Shakspeare's Tragedy of King Lear having been received throughout with un►versal approbation and applause by an overflowing Audience, will be repeated on Monday and Thurs. 4.1 Y next. On Monday with (by particular desire, and post- ' lively the last time this season) the favourite Pantomime of 'Urlequin and Mother Goose; and on Thursday with the Serious Ballet of Raymond and Agnes ; or, The Bleeding Nun. At a kIEETINCI of the FREEHOLDERS of the.COUN TY of SUFFOLK, convened by the High Sheriff; and held at Stowmarket, on Monday, the 16th Day of May, 1 808, for the purpose of taking into Consideration the Measure now penning in Parliament .for prohibiting the Use of G ran in the Distilleries ; The MC H SHERIFF in the Chair; ROyutteu uwainideusle, r i HAT, if the Measure for Prohibiting the Use of c •IL. I "riey and C r ain i n t he pi s tilieries, and the substiiu ion of,Su gar and Molasses in lien thereo f . i s c a rr i e d i nto a late, it w i ll b e highly injutious t o the Agriculture 'of this Kingdom in gen era l, an d to t his County in e artieular. K esoived unanimously, As the Report of the Sugar Com mittee. is t o b e taken into cons id erat i on on t h e i Stli day of raY. That a P et i t i on b e famed. humbly praying the inter ference of th e H onoura bl e t h e H ouse olcommons, to pre. ent'snch xl3lll pi ss ing • Law ; a nd that the said Pei“. into tip • be signed by the present Meeting. and ii rn transmitt ed by the Chairman to the, Membe:s of the county, requestin g them to present he same to the House. Resolved Unanimously, That the High -Sheriff be r.9uest ed to sign these Resolutioni, and that they. bs inserted. tit the County Papers, ifid in two London Papers. Resolved Unanimously,. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the County Members, for their Letters, iiidrirtss eil to the Iligh Sheriff; expressive of their readirwss to sup. p)i.t atad give ett::::.t to the Resollition-s tif the Meting. JOHN VERNON, Sheriff. Resolved lUnanimonsly, That .the Thanks of this meet -1!114. he given to the High Sheriff; for his readiness in conven ing this Meeting, 'and for his impartial conduct iii the Chair. 111 LESON F.DGA.R. THE HALL, lil./XTON. * LID:WARD ANTHONY,. late Waiter_ at the -41L.4 Great iktel, respcafully informs the Nobility, Gen try, and Public in general, that.-he has taken and enterutt Upon . the above House, and hopes, lay , a stria attention to the Accommodation of those who may favour him with their Company, to merit their Patronage and Support. The Hailla peculiarly adapted for the Accommodation of those who visit Buxton fur the benefit of ;the,W4ters, owing to • • I itb Mmediate connexion with the Baths., THE REV. MR. BARCLAN"s PATENT Au Ill3lll_ OUS PILLS. T. was a remark of the celebrated - Dr. `BuChan. Author of the Domestic' Medici:i..% rh t caiiip,.ints of t he Stomach and Bowels are the prevailiiii i Malady of this Conntry, which lay the foundation of the inure formidable and frittil Diseases; that the person who could discover for 1 : r elief and core a sa f e an d i n fallible remedy Would per -1) - ' n a most important service to society. That .discovery .1J 110 W 11C . `n • t • Patent Aniibilions Pills of the Rev w, •••• macie t . • . liar ;Jay, the extensive sale of which, and the high estimatiori in which they are deservedly has itiontiderably lessened the number of these complaints; and d ' fair, ni a short time, to be the means of entirely eradi cating them. . 'fliese Pills have a quick and sate operation, t heY 'aCt.pOwerfully and spectlicill' on the* Bile, and thus remov e the numerous disorders connetted .with it, Sick hea d - Aches,.Flatulence, Liver complaints, Ner vous Disorders from Indigestion, sec. 'They are the most 'valuable - Family Medkine hitheito orrerett to the Public, m n tl, the Proprietor i s s upported by the mast respettable 'lttience of the first ch,racters of the Nobility and others, that they have 'never been administered-to any person Without ping certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a This valuabl e M e dieine, having been nsed with success,. Is r ecOarnendett by the thlloWing distinguished Personages : The Right lion. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath - and %Veils. Sir John Honey wood, Batt, M.P • rot Hollit"• Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart; M.P. tOr Penyn. Tlionias Anson, Esq. M.P. far Litchfield. lames Ar*yatt, Esq. M.V. for Southampt in. Nicholson Calvert,. Isq M.P. for Hertford. lialt2undfloeliin, Esq. New-street, Spring Gardens. Thomas Hammersley, Esq. Pali-Mall. c ( _;. . Dickei, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop or t.:aitterhury. • The Rev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq. M.P. for Wen lock. Sold Wholesale an d retail by Mr. Butler, No.. 4,Cheapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby. Statfind-street, Old liond-street . ,• I ‘ l r. Stratton, Leicester.squarei Bacon and Co. t so, Ox. ford -street ; and by aft respectable Vender in Town and Country. • A C aution. —Observe the name of ‘Villiain Barc lay is en. graved on the Stamp, which is affix,d on the out,icle wrap. per of each b,»: ~11 not so stamped are a dangerons imi. %mien, • Price ,c • .-• "". les, per box, wiftt ample diredions. WANTED, FURNISHED or UN FURNISHED, Twenty or Thirty Miles from London, A SMALL, but RESPECTABLE HOUSE, fit IZ for a Family of Distiodion with a small Estat•iish trent, ire 4 ur four best iled-r , ,oms, a Garden, Coach house, ono Stabling tOr three or lour Horsost ancrsome tand will be wanted and if there are Fish-ponds, or any Right of Fishery in the Neighbourhood, it will be the more agreeable. Dire ti to Mr. Leslie, Taylor, Vine -street, Piccadilly. ARMY NM) NAVY EQUIPAGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Matteasses, arid Betiding complete, are very respect ully recceaamended to Gentlemen as being the int)sr portable and superior to any others 4na:le in London ; Marquees, Cents Tables and Chairs, on improved principles; - Sea hots, Sofa Rtala, and Chairs, tor on Board Ship,: Musquittu art Furniture, .and Patent Brass-screw Bedsteads, torALast nd West ladies, and air Foreign Clint:nes, at MORGAN and SAND FRS's . Patent Bedstead Manufadorytind Ware- R ooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine street, Strand. Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial' Dining "tables, allowed to IN: the most complete and F legant set of Table.. ever yet invented, are very p&table, packing in .a Box but ten Inches deep. N. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware.. houbc. This Dav was publitobed, In Two Volumes, tame a New Editinn, price los. 6d. in HE POETICAL. WORKS of VINCENT BO URNC, M.A. consisting of Originals and Transla tious. To which are added, nil Letters. . 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GIBBONS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, *Cornhill, on Saturday, May at, tit TWelve • o'Clock, by Direclion of the Assig n ees awl Mortgagee, "- AVALUABLE .FREEHOLD,, New-ere6led, Uniform Bit I Cfc BUILD+NG, well adapted tor an Inn, Hotel, or Pnbiltrewery, most eligibly situate:l at the ,entrance of the County, Town of Chelinaford, Ivan Brain tree, late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Livermo-e, Tallow-chandler and Shopkeeper : comprising a uniform. Red Brick Building, with Wings, containing 16 excellent Chambers, two Men Servants' Rooms, a handsome Draw nig- Room, several Dining-Rooms, suitable tor large or small Parties ; two excellent Kitchens, and every kind of Do- . mestic Office; Stabling t'or 15 Horses,. Standing for tour Carriages, besides Chaises ; a Garden tastefully laid out, and planted with Espalier Wand walled Fruit Trees; a ae , : Somtncr-house I small field beside the Road ; suit able to build on, inclosed with f!lding Gates, and a Brick Wall on the north side. To be. viewed ten dayS previous to the Sale, when print d Particulars triay he had at the 13 lack, 80y,.-Ch• !milord ; White itati,-Cplchester ; Messrs, Willis; Solicitors, Want. ,fOrd-court, • Throgniorton-street ; of Messrs. Bea:trait; and Dalton_ Solicitors, Union -street, ;BiSbeoosgate street ; ,and of Mr. Gibbons, No. 3, llockletsbutv, Cheapsidc, London. TRENT AND MERSEY NA VIGATION SHARtS, MONTHLY SALE, By At r. SO OTT, On Friday, lune 3, at Twelve' o'Clock, at Garraway's, THE TRENT and M 1 RSEY, or, GRAND TRUNK N A L—.T.tro Shares in this eminently • • prosperous Naviption„uf wht di it is sufficient to state, that the Dividends have stench!! advanced to 411.. per Shire per annum dear, and by the unrivalled advantages which this excellent Concern so evil ently possesses, they may be expeded considerably to inct'.;ase. Alsc, S hares in the Kit NN ET'and AVON, I ROCHDIALE, and_DANCASTER CANALS. Particulars the Royal I iverpool ; New Hotel. Birmingham ; Crown, .at Stony ; at Caraway's; and of Mr. Scott, 23, New Bridge-street. CORN AND HAY TYTI lES IN CHESHIRE. -TO BE SOLD BY PRI'VATE, CONTRACT,, In the hillowiug Lots, aixt sut i cti to such Conditions as rn,J) , by agretid upon, • LOT 1. THE ,CORNT and EIAY TYTHES annuriily arising within the Tir.vnship of Hartierton, in the Parish of Wynunbury, in ti': County 'of Chester. • LOT 11. The Corn and 11,1 y 'rythes annually arising . within the Township of ilunstery.m, in the Mine Parish. • LOT 111. The Corn and Ile,y Tythes annually arising within the Towirthip of Bridge,f.nere, in the saute Parish. - LOT 'IV. The Corrrand Flay Tythes arising yearly withinthe Town. ship of Checkley , in the same Parish, LOT V. The Corn anti Hay Tithes arising yearly within the Town ship of Malta tall, in the same Parish. LOT' VI. The-carit and , Ilay Tythes arising annually within 'he Township tt t Charlton, in the carne Parish. LOT The Ty' theaof Corn and 11 sy arising yearly within the 'Township or.Doddington, in the same Parish, LOT VIII. • Time Tv ores of Corn and Hay arising annually within the Townsii , y , of Walgherton, in'the sante 1'- risk. . A Pic:.l: of Land in Wyburibury, called the Coach-house Croft, no v held by Wm. 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In this Work, which has justly obt.tined a place among the Classical , Protludions..cf German Literature, the Author not only Alescribeithe state.of the Sex in ancient and .times aumng the pririipal Nations, of the' bit 6 ) . yestigates'the catises and consequences 'of its - virtues unit and of its influence upon the maxis of .Society in ,;ever bath in private - life and, pit .. .tic The number ot . curious and interesting Anecdotes with - whi,:ll it abounds, together with t h e vast fund of intrmnation it contains,:rentler it a truly valuable acquisition to English. Literature. • Printed for Colniun, so, Conduit-street, London, This I)ay was published, In One Volume price ;os. 6d, 15nards, INQUIRIES, HISTORICAL and MORAL;,, re speding the Charaact of N ,t , on, and the Progress ot Society; ex iiibitine.a . 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Net understanding is strong,' her .lively,- 1 1erTsetisi4illtv•; (acute. S:te has - the art at •• piat.ing every thing before (Iil; , eyes; we see her, we hear'her, Ind we beconie acquainted with her ; and when we stint .. .het'. BoOk,- we • seem to-tike 1 eaVe of It friend." „.. , • . • ro TIIOMAS PAYLlilt, Esq. - No. 9.. New Bridge-Street; 'London'. I-lonoured:Sir, I g, ot ot .. 1.43" leave tf) inform you., Oat' ,ever. sit/co tlic year r9o, I have been alllided the Lite,,,V,•ile rca.; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine prescribed by the Inn:it eminent or-the FaCulty: nere, and undergoing several severe courses ,of saliVation,-, and twice discharged froin the floipital, with little relied, would appear to he of the most inveterate n :tore. I n th e • • spring of last year my , disorder hail, got to such a !wild, At 1.4 neat ly t o:put a period to my existence--1 ha , l 4 large iiletV,; • on the crown ol° my head, ime on each atin, and m) , k m , were broke out in a frightful inanrier ; rny dre la- ' fully painful, anti hail' been in a st4t. of UL:Vrition bit the last seven years; .my left hid also trr l large, nodes on it was very much discoloured, and gave me such cxcrutiat ing pain, particularly When wer e n't in bed, as nearly tbik.. piive me of rest; in this lamentable state, 1 was reeoftt mended by' Mr. J..Thoiniosoti, who r.:2cei vt.xl so gre.it 'a cure . by them here), to take your I,eakes ! l atent „Pills, which 1 began to Li., on tht) ;6th of • May kin the 'enirse - of -fdrtnight, I began to receive benefit-4n little !twig ttth •a monrtt, the ulcers ou my . herd an arms were:: s o unaly neitioti—sooo after, 'lie sores on may leir; healo.l also; leavitigi. however. co.i,sinerable discolooration'in the s s cat 681od°, th to i tt he lit ) i i : ,e l 4 :) l :l4 lll :r v ‘ e v e l at i e ls 'lll7y the e r ":J i 1 1 171:: luable Medicine, „subsided ; the nodes dispershls, the res . :titling its natural Inle t alit! the noel:It-nal pains going oft: I thus' became, hy. - you,' liberal advice anti m e ..„ &doe, perfectly. free from all :n' tjormer . h ave mc o vereal fortner and strength, and alit be. come jolly and fat, in witien state navin> continued laany months to' the astonishinmit of all Wh.) i:OnV no, 1 mg at a , to s s in what terms to express iny , ' , gratitusle, but beg for the good of other snaring mortals, to .313. 4 ,:x 0 11 ,, case as public as, possible, 'as I shall on eve;}' in so doing,` yo n . will 'greatly oblige, Sir, your obedient, very humble servant, .A I. X. t l l if it. it . Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the.above Cure : hilt Toomrsot, Ni), 3, New Poultry Nlarket ; ant: lotisi M'lN•rosii, Old Asatintily-Clos,t, l'repared and Sold by the. sole Proprietor, Itiotufis Lo x, Member of the !toga! Colle,ge of Sur. .tileons, at his Muse, No, 9; New betifgestreet, Loodt.n i whera, after A constant resnleitee of more than thirty-s,t • years, in a pra,:tice particularly` dirt:de:l to the curc Venereal Count :taints and those incidental to the i'ar:stt Generation, svati that inviolable secrecy which nun ot his profession should always observe in such cases, Ile ;tatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously atinitiliStetti to pCneoliS takitig this Medicine; wilt esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an acivanci gt , dont attainable arid void of all ambiguity, AlM:fold, by his appointment, for the convrniisnce of thoi,T:living at a distance, at the Peitinuces, .No. st, Alban's-street, ('all-Mail ; the Toyshop, No, 103,- Ox..' Ord-street; Mr. Dishorough's, No. 7, Fish-streut.blit Mt. Steel's, Bookseller, ,No. t, Union-row, Little 'f hill • Mr. Baxter's,: South-bridge, Edinimigh ; &Ir. 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